Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-06-02
PRODUCE.
wheeling,
TUESDAY, May 81.

TUESDAY, May 81.
The feeling among buyers is somewhat
blue on account of the scarcity of most
shipped stock and higher prices, while the
retail prices have not been corresponding
ly high. The demand for green stuff has
been q good deal more than equal to the
supply. Potatoes are advancing and cab
bagc declining, while Strawberries have
received black eye, some sales being re-
ported rs low us 3 cents box. The mar
ket in butter is slow, there not being
much demand. Eggs are very srarCc and
the price has gone up cent or two.
They will he more plentiful in week or
two. Spring chickens are coming i'll and
there is good demand, although the
supply is rather light yet. The prices
quoted below are wholesale figures.
Butter-COuntry choice 12c; good coun-
try 9alOc; common 5a6c. The supply is
good and the demand is somewhat OIL,
Beaus-FOr new hand-picked navy the
demand is good and the supply light.
Prices are 81 3Oal - per hushel.
Chceze-prime mild Ohio factory SIC;
New York 1ial5c; Swcitzer l2al3c; Linn
berger 9a1O. Market nominal.
Eggs-StrictIy fresh stock l2!al3c per
dozen. Light supply and good demand.
Feathers Choice in original packages
5OLl5c; in smalblotS ia5c extra
Potatocs-Pcr hushe toe, with u fair
demand and light supply. New Florida
SGI7 per barrel; Louisiana So. The de-
mand is good and supply light.
Poultry - Live chickens, old, S5a
, - per dozen; spring chickens 81 per
dozen; demand good and supply light.
Rags--Stcady nj Halle for white mixed
cotton; lal!c for I'LL wool, and ltal4 for
mixed.
Lard-Country prime, with fair de-
mand, at Glaze.
Green Onions 20a25c perd dozen punches;
fair supply and fair demand.
Peas Are in good demand with CORE
spending supply at II ~ per hushel.
StawherrIcI-SLSc per quart with the
demand flat and good supply, many com
ing from the cOuutry hcreab0uts.
CucumbcrS-6Oc per dozen.
I.etturc--Per bushcl of 10 pounds 75c,
with good supply and fair demand.
Radishcs--Are light in supply and de
mand good ut 25a30c per dozen lunches,
Rhrnhard-20c per dozen lunches with
fair demand and good supply.
New York.
New York, June -FlOur-ReCcipts
30,7l5 packages; exports 5,OOS barrels
and 1914 sacks; low grades firm, Others
about steady; sales II, 400 barrels. Wheat
Exports lG5, Y}2 bushels; spot lots 4aIC
higher, Int less active, closing weak; sales
Il, $50, 600 bushels futures and 237, WU
bushels spot; No. Milwaukee 95c; No.
! hard 95iC; umgraled red 9i9a0SlC; No.
, red g5ic; No ; red 9S{c; No. white
96lc; No. > red June 964a9Sc, closing at
9Gic; July 95!aS6ic, closing at 95!c,
| August 93ta9ic, closing at 93i September
93a934c, closing ut CSC; October 93!a93}c,
closing at 93lc; December 954aOGc; May
1SSS) 81 Dial 0Oi, closing ut 81 OOl.
Corn-Spot lots stronger and fairly active,
options iaSc better and closing steady; re-
ceipts :, $50 bushels; exports 81 ,Ol6 bush
els; sales l,l2O,OOO bushels futures and
229, 900 bushels spot; ungraded 47aiSic.
COflee-SpOt fair; Rio strong ut pc; OPP
tions higher and active; sales 10000
bays: June 20. l5a2O, SOc; July 20. 75a
81. SOC; August 2l.lja2l.65; September
| 81 3Oa22. OOc; October 81 50a2l. SOC; No.
vember 22l. 75a22. 05c; December 81. 75a
~. pc; January 81. S5a22 20c; February
81 S5a22 l5c; March 81. 05a22 20c. Sugar
Dull and nominal; refined dull. Mo.
laSses--Flm and quiet. Rice-Firm.
Petroleum United closed at csc.
TallOw-Quiet and unchanged. Rosin-
Quiet. Turpentine-Dull. Eggs-Steady,
demand fair; receipts 5000 packages
western fresh l3al35c. POrk-Dull and
unchanged. Cut Meats--Firm; picked
bellies &c; picked hams Halle; picked
shoulders &c. Lard-Fairly active al
2:t3 points higher; western steam spot So :!
4 ~; July 81 SAD 81; August So 93a6 %
September s. O2a7 O&; October 81 0Sa7 %
November s. 0la7 o.; city steam s. CO.
Rutter-Dull and heavy. Cheesc-Quiet
hut firm. COppcr-Steady.
| Chicago.
| CHICAGO, June 1.-The deliveries O
wheat on the board at the monthly deliv'
cry this morning were very light, but al
that went around finally got lodged with
the clique. June opened at cole. AiteI
the first excitement of the opening June
quoted down considerably. 1t got up tC
9ltc and WAS taken in hand by the clique
who put enough property on the market to
send it back to SSlC. After the clique LEI
20 OF it again, June went up around soc,
and closed in the afternoon at S9sc. Corr
strong. Provisions strong. Lard quiet
though firm. Flour-Quiet and un
changed. Wheat-Cash No. spring 81
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